21 Spring Hair Trends to Obsess Over in 2020
The great thing about Fashion Week is that it's like a crystal ball for the future, one that gives us a preview of what's going to be everywhere next spring. But unlike a miniskirt or parka, hair is seasonless, meaning you can be ahead of the curve now. And you should be, because what's in store for next season is a whole lot of fun. According to the runways, the spring forecast is windswept with a chance of texture, and lots and lots of hair clips (and headbands and scarves). From throwback accessories (scrunchies are here to stay) to fancy ponytails, we've rounded up dozens of ways to style curly, kinky, wavy, and pin-straight hair at any length. Let our beauty editors share exactly why they love these spring hair trends.
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Astrid Stawiarz/Getty. Hair by Justine Marjan for TRESemmé.1/21The Angel Braids at Alice + Olivia
When in doubt, don't be afraid to bedazzle. —Bella Cacciatore, beauty associate
Fernanda Calfat/Getty2/21The Gilded Braids at Pyer Moss
Beads, cuffs, barrettes—the more, the merrier for spring. Pile away. —Lindsay Schallon, senior beauty editor
Monica Schipper/Getty. Hair by Justine Marjan for TRESemmé.3/21The Pastel Bun at Rebecca Minkoff
Hairstylist Justine Marjan gave models' messy buns a faded streak of color, like a precious memory of a music festival. The trick to keeping it the right amount of mussed? Tresemmé Micro Mist Level 4: Extend. —B.C.
Courtesy of Oribe. Hair by James Pecis or Oribe.4/21The Rope Braid at Gabriela Hearst
Raise your hand if this makes you want long hair? *Raises hand.* If you do, lucky you—all you need to do is braid your three quarters of the way down, then loop it up and around, twist, and stick it into the end of a ponytail holder. (Hint: Some Oribe Gel Serum helps keep rogue hairs in place.) —L.S.
Astrid Stawiarz/Getty. Hair by Odile Gilbert for TRESemmé.5/21The Loose Curls at Oscar de la Renta
These soft, fuzzy waves are so beautiful it almost hurts. —L.S.
Victor VIRGILE/Getty. Hair by James Pecis for Oribe and Dyson.6/21The Gem-Encrusted Space Buns at Kate Spade
The gems in her locs were cool enough, but twisted into buns, they have an even more magical quality. —B.C.
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Anna Webber / Getty Images7/21The Flower-Fairy Hair at Alice + Olivia
Midsommar may have brought back the flower crown, but I'm more into this disheveled version with scattered blooms, intricate braids, and loose waves. —B.C.
Slaven Vlasic/ Getty Images. Hair by Guido Palau for Redken.8/21The Blinged-Out Bun at Marc Jacobs
A topknot feels a little less stuffy when it's iced out with a handful of hair clips. —B.C.
Getty. Hair by Guido Palau for Redken.9/21The Rich-Girl Hair at Tory Burch
My friend and I both came to the realization that we are both Samanthas—the American Girl Doll, that is, not Jones. I'll be channeling my inner rich-bitch energy with this elegant combed-back style. —B.C.
Anna Webber / Getty Images10/21The Knotted Headbands at Alice + Olivia
I'm getting all the Blair Waldorf vibes for spring, and I'm not mad at it. —L.S.
JP Yim/Getty. Hair by Odile Gilbert for TRESemmé.11/21The Slick Pony at Jason Wu
This is the sleek pony I imagine my hair will look like when I try to toss it back in the morning. Does it always work? Not quite! But maybe a flatiron and some heat protect spray like they used backstage will change that? —L.S.
Albert Urso/Getty. Hair by Justine Marjan for TRESemmé.12/21The Bubble Ponies at Chromat
A little bit sporty, a little bit Dr. Seuss, undeniably cool. —B.C.
Fernanda Calfat/Getty13/21The Full ’Fro at Pyer Moss
The Pyer Moss show was a celebration of blackness and, in turn, a celebration of hair like this beautiful Afro. —B.C.
Getty. Hair by Laurent Philippon for Dyson.14/21The Drenched Hair at Prabal Gurung
Miley isn't the only one who can rock sexy wet hair. —B.C.
Astrid Stawiarz/Getty. Hair by Garren for R+Co.15/21The Modern Gibson Girl at Anna Sui
This ’60s-does-Victorian updo (courtesy of R+Co Balloon) might be a bit much for brunch, but it sure is pretty to look at. —B.C.
Monica Schipper/Getty. Hair by Ursula Stephen for TRESemmé.16/21The Dominatrix Braid at Maki Oh
Love a hairstyle that can double as a weapon. —B.C.
Astrid Stawiarz/Getty. Hair by Odile Gilbert for TRESemmé.17/21The Ballerina Bun at Oscar de la Renta
Classic, simple, and elegant. Bonus: A bun this tight puts all the focus on your face. —B.C.
Courtesy of Oribe. Hair by Michael Angelo for Oribe.18/21’80s Curls at No Sesso
Curly bangs are here to stay, and I, for one, could not be happier. —L.S.
Courtesy of Oribe. Hair by James Pecis for Oribe.19/21The French-Girl Hair Scarf at Kate Spade
One word: chic. —B.C.
Courtesy of Oribe. Hair by Mandee Tauber for Oribe.20/21Middle-School Crimps at Priscavera
Early-aughts beauty looks are back in full force, but unlike when you tried it in middle school, crimped hair looks cool when it's a little brushed out. —B.C.
Courtesy of Oribe. Hair by Dennis Lani using Oribe.21/21The Itty-Bitty Bows at Sandy Liang
The inspiration for this look was Sharon Tate meets Sailor Moon, which sounds exactly like someone looked inside my brain. I've been rocking an oversized bow, but now I'll be swapping it for tons of tiny ones. —B.C.
